New Brunswick, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/01/2012 -- Since the popular TV personality Dr. Oz recommended African mango supplements as a weight loss aid a buying frenzy ensued. Coupled with the buying frenzy came a substantial amount of hype. To help sort out the facts about what Dr. Oz actually said, and what he didn?t say, consumers are urged to view this video titled ?What Did Dr. Oz Say About African Mango? Click here http://youtu.be/VZ5-5bwDo2g for the video.
One of the key points of the video is that while Dr. Oz did, in fact, recommend African mango as a weight loss aid he did not recommend any specific product or brand. That may be confusing to many consumers who probably have noticed that the majority of websites selling African mango supplements usually have photos of Dr. Oz plastered all over the website. Understandably, this could lead to the impression that they are on a website with a product which Dr. Oz endorsed, but that is not the case, since there is no Dr. Oz endorsed African mango supplement.
Another major point discussed in the video is critical and has to do with the ingredients contained in the African mango supplement. This is critical because the successful testing of so-called African mango on obese individuals did not involve the fruit, but an extract of the seed (or pit) from the fruit. And taking this a step further, the successful study did not involve just any extract from the fruit, but a specific African mango pit extract called IGOB131. Further still, the extract IGOB131 is patented and, it is the only African mango extract tested in a clinical study as of this writing.
So, for consumers who wish to try African mango extract as a weight loss aid, it is important to read the ingredients label to verify that the product contains the patented extract IGOB131.
According to HealthFoodPost.com spokesperson Charles Furmley, very few African mango supplements contain IGOB131. Furmley says ?We believe that only about 5% of the available African mango supplements contain IGOB131 extract which means that 95% do not.? Furmley adds ?...buying an African mango supplement without the patented IGOB131 is probably a waste of money.?
Furmley says that HealthFoodPost.com recommends a product called Perfect African Mango which contains pure IGOB131 and no other unnecessary ingredients like caffeine. Furmley also says Perfect African Mango has 150mg of IGOB131 which is the exact dosage used in the clinical study.
Perfect African Mango is available on HealthFoodPost.com at savings of 25% to 35% when buying 3 bottles or more and up to 43% when buying the Slim Down Combo special. See details here http://healthfoodpost.com/african-mango-acai-discounts/
For more information or to shop for African mango supplements with IGOB131 and other premium specialty supplements please visit this Top Rated BBB Accredited business.
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HealthFoodPost.com http://healthfoodpost.com/african-mango/ based in New Brunswick, NJ is a leading international online destination for health and nutrition news, and features, as well as discounted shopping for premium specialty supplements for health, nutrition, fitness, weight loss, natural healing, and more. HealthFoodPost.com offers discounts and specials on top-selling specialty health supplements such as African mango, Raspberry Ketones, Acai Berry, Resveratrol, Green Coffee Bean Extract, and more.
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